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#PlayEurope, 2 digital resources to become Social entrepreneurs 8 European Countries together to fight youth unemployment

EN: The Erasmus+ project #PlayEurope - EduGames for Active Citizenship is coming to an end with several successful outcomes achieved during its development and implementation: a Manual of Success Stories on Social Entrepreneurship, a Step‐by‐Step Guide "Become Social Entrepreneur in 7 days" and 10 workshops carried out in all partners’ Countries to test the efficiency and the user experience of the above mentioned resources.

RO: Proiectul Erasmus+ #PlayEurope - Jocurile Educative pentru Cetățenie Activă se aproprie de sfârșit cu rezultate de succes, realizate în timpul dezvoltării și implementării sale: Manualul Poveștilor de Succes în Antreprenoriat Social, un Ghid Pas-cu-Pas  Devino Antreprenor Social în 7 zile și 10 ateliere desfășurate în toate țările partenerilor pentru a testa eficiența și experiența utilizatorilor asupra resurselor menționate.

Digital Guide on Project Management & Impact Assessment

 

We launched the European Fellowship on Project Management - EFPM

We are getting started now with the European Fellowship on Project Management - EFPM. The programme will last between August and December 2018 and will be organized in the frame of the KA2 Erasmus+ project ”EuroIMPACT Plus”.

The Manual of Success Stories on Social Entrepreneurship

In our PlayEurope KA2 partnership, we developed, together with our partners, The Manual of Success Stories on Social Entrepreneurship. It contains real stories from individuals who have already run social enterprises, motivating and inspiring young people to set their own social business.

EQYP Survey on Quality (ESOQ) - Have your say by 10th of September 2016

EQYP Survey on Quality (ESOQ) is a study made in the frame of EQYP - European Quality in Youth projects aiming to illustrate different views related to the quality of youth projects. Deadline to contribute: 10th of September 2016. The results will be made available online by the end of September 2016.

Growing Tree

During the 16th and the 25th of July 2016, three participants have represented GEYC in Horni Maršov (Czech Republic), attending ''Growing Tree Training Course'', project financed through Erasmus+ Programme.

Discover Erasmus + World

Lots of young people travelling around Europe..and you hear many of them talking about some amazing programmes, called Erasmus+. What do these actually mean?

Well...let me introduce you to Erasmus + World, which may become a lifestyle for many of you even though you might seem not so confident at the beginning. The aim of all Erasmus + programmes  includes the focus on promoting non-formal education and giving international young people the opportunity to discover multiculturality, to enlarge their horizons, in other words, to grow.

Thoughts about "Feel the Real Europe" youth exchange

Between 1-8 April 2016 took place "Feel the Real Europe" youth exchange in Poronin, Poland. Ola and Albert are sharing some thoughts about this youth exchange. Read more about the whole experience. 

Youth in CRISIS, Agros, Cyprus

Între 12 și 19 martie, în Agros, Cipru a avut loc schimbul de tineret ”Youth in CRISIS”, un proiect european care a reunit peste 50 de participanți. Tibi a decis să împărtășească experiența trăită în acest proiect prin intermediul acestui articol. Sunteți curioși să aflați mai mult?

PRISMA project: visibility, results, impact and lessons learned

PRISMA (Projects: Resources, Insights and Management - a Social Media Approach) was a complex KA1 mobility project aiming to empower youth workers, youth leaders and project managers from 22 youth organisations from 12 countries (Bulgaria, Croatia, Estonia, Greece, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Romania and Turkey - European Union and Moldova, Ukraine and Armenia- Eastern Europe & Caucasus) to raise their project management efficiency through social media tools and networking.

Call for 5 Romanian participants and 1 group leader: Youth exchange in Elektrenai, Lithuania / January 2014

GEYC is selecting 5 Romanian participants and 1 group leader to take part in the “Multireligious dialogue of youth” European project that will take place in Elektrenai, Lithuania, from 25th of January until 3rd of February 2015.

Call for 2 Romanian participants: Seminar in Kalamata, Greece / December 2014

GEYC is selecting 2 Romanian participants to take part in the “Every wall is a door” European project that will take place in Kalamata, Greece, from 7^th of December until 14^th of December 2014. 

Call for 5 Romanian participants and 1 group leader: Youth exchange in Lisbon, Portugal/ November 2014

GEYC is selecting 5 Romanian participants and 1 group leader to take part in the “Design your future” European project that will take place in Lisbon, Portugal, from 13th until 22nd of November 2014. This is a youth exchange that aims to tackle the most imperative social problems, through a dynamic and captivating tool: design.

Call for partners: EQYP, Erasmus+ (KA1) project in Romania

GEYC is looking for partners from European/Programme countries for "EQYP - European Quality in Youth Projects" project which will take place in Romania. The application will be submitted under Erasmus+ program, KA1 to the Romanian National Agency for the 1st of October deadline.

Story: On top of the cultural tide

GEYC took part in the project "Wall on the high tide", an European exchange held between 16th and 24th July 2014, in Gdansk, Poland involving young people from Poland, Turkey and Romania.

The main objective of this project was to debate upon the differences between cultures, to find similarities and also to raise awareness regarding the importance of cultural diversity .

GEYC takes part to “From the Bin To the Gallery” European exchange

GEYC is proud to represent Romania at the European project "From the Bin To the Gallery", that will take place near Serres, north of Greece, from 30th of April till 7th of May 2014. This is a youth exchange project aimed to raise awareness regarding the artistic use of recycled materials.